War for the Planet of the Apes, 2017..
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Primatologists who saw the film said the apes' behavior was surprisingly realistic. Karin Konoval's performance as Maurice the orangutan was especially noteworthy.
When Maurice speaks to the human child with her new name "Nova... No-va," the dialogue is the actual voice of Charlton Heston speaking the same words to Linda Harrison in Planet of the Apes (1968). The voice has been electronically altered, but is still clearly recognizable.
The water dumped on Caesar around 1:27:00 was supposed to be warm, but the crew forgot to heat it up. Caesar's shocked reaction is authentic. They were all apologetic afterward, but Andy Serkis said that it worked for the scene.
Originally, the Jimi Hendrix version of the National Anthem was going to play when the humans put the apes to work on the wall. The film wasn't able to secure the rights.
The technology behind performance capture "can only capture about a dozen apes at a time, there's so much data that the computers have to hold on the movement of just twelve people." Larger scenes required a focus on the performers with small pockets of extras in the background that would be adjusted and blended in post.
